Paul Talbott
From Licking County Library's Wiki!
Paul Talbott (September 1, 1958 - present) is an artist whose career only lasts the winter and his work a few days. Nevertheless, many people get enjoyment seeing his snow sculptures while they drive by. Talbott has made sculptures of dragons, pink elephants, a walrus, lizards, lions, a pig on a ball, a giant bear, and a whale. How does he make pink elephants in snow? Food coloring spray painted on. He once shaped a bear holding a heart for his wife, Sharon, on Valentine’s Day.
The rest of the year, Talbott works as maintenance supervisor and transportation coordinator for a local school district. [1]
S.H.
References
- ↑ L.B. Whyde, “Snow for the show: Winter scenes crystalize Vanatta artist’s talents,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Dec. 1, 1996.
